BTS’ j-hope encouraged fans to look forward to the group’s upcoming comeback activities during his solo Weverse live on July ...

BTS J-Hope went live on Weverse from LA, where he's reunited with all members for their 2026 comeback. He shared fun moments ...

On Wednesday, July 23, BTS' Jin kickstarted a livestream following his Dallas concert as part of his solo world tour, ...

K-pop phenomenon BTS has become the first artist to surpass 30 million subscribers on Weverse, setting a new benchmark for ...

HYBE’s K-pop “superfan” app Weverse managed impressive gains in both users and engagement throughout 2024 As part of its partnership with HYBE, Universal Music Group has also brought pop ...

Weverse has been billing itself as the go-to destination for K-pop fans worldwide. There’s a “Feed” where users can look at content created by other fans and an “Artist” tab solely ...

Hybe’s superfan platform Weverse launches a new in-app music streaming service, ‘Listening Party.’ Artists and fans can host online streaming parties to listen to curated playlists and chat ...

Weverse has also received criticism for its revenue-sharing splits with labels, with The Korea Herald additionally citing an anonymous source as saying the company proposed a “disproportionate ...

HYBE's Weverse, used by BTS and other K-pop stars, is looking to the U.S. as the next frontier for the superfan platform for livestreaming and more.

Weverse has changed a lot since it first launched in 2019. Today, it's known as a fan community app for K-pop fans in various fandoms.

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Korea’s fancafes have given rise to new social platforms like LYSN, Weverse, and Universe, which serve as self-contained versions of Facebook or Twitter entirely for K-pop fans.